Bored up with Lunch? Want to try some thing new that can provide you Zero percent fat but a very good diet...Is Cornflakes your favorite? Try it ..You will love it? U Dnt like it :) Even then try it ...U wil start liking..
Onions,Carrots,Capsicum etc..What ever u like.Slice then into small pieces..To the size u like them :)...
Take 2 tbsp of oil put it in a bowl and heat it. Once it gets heated up deep fry all those sliced pieces..Meanwhile take 2/3 Tomatoes and 4/5 green chillies and grind them to paste.
Put this paste in the fried ones and heat it till the raw taste is gone..Add Salt for taste..You can use Chilli Sauce and tomato sauce instead of this grinded paste, but it wnt be a healthy diet..Its up to u..
Once u feel like its well done...Turn off the flame ,Put the corn flakes along with this paste in a seperate bowl and tan it well...
Yes its ready...For sure this wil be a healthy lunch of yours....A healthy ZERO fat diet(Only if u dnt use sauce)
Do comment only after trying it.
Monday, October 26, 2009
Friday, October 23, 2009
My WorkDay without Google
This afternoon i had a bug in my project..The task i did is just opened my webbrowser and typed the url www.google.com. Surfed thoroughly out of the 10 results for the best results. I got the solution and completed the issue. Just again thought for a while that i could hav solved it even by debugging my code which i didn't. I do support myself saying "I DO SMART WORK". But where am I? Its not that i donno the soultion. But fact is that i am not willing to think about it. Googling from my college level as i was not much aware of internet in my schooling a faar old generation compared to the current kids..Hey every one hav to agree to this point.ok ok topic is google so...just thought of writing this post..Dooms day to God every thing is google. Start the day with google end it with Google. GMAIL,YOUTUBE,PHOTOS,VIDEOS everything :) :)..Am i really improving reaching the horizons of the world with Google or cutting of my efforts and capabilities in search of the so called SMART work...Please do comment.
Wednesday, October 21, 2009
Doomsday
Apparently, the world is going to end on December 21st, 2012. Yes, you read correctly, in some way, shape or form, Earth(or at least a large portion of humans on planet) will cease to exist. Stop planning your careers, don't bother buying a house, and be sure to spend the last years of your life doing something you always wanted to do but never had the time. Now you have the time, four years of time, to enjoy yourselves before… the end.
So what is all this crazy talk? We've all heard these doomsday predictions before, we're still here, and the planet is still here, why is 2012 so important? Well, the Mayan calendar stops at the end of the year 2012, churning up all sorts of religious, scientific, astrological and historic reasons why this calendar foretells the end of life as we know it. The Mayan Prophecy is gaining strength and appears to be worrying people in all areas of society. Forget Nostradamus, forget the Y2K bug, forget the credit crunch, this event is predicted to be huge and many wholeheartedly believe this is going to happen for real. Planet X could even be making a comeback.
The Mayan Calendar
So what is the Mayan Calendar? The calendar was constructed by an advanced civilization called the Mayans around 250-900 AD. Evidence for the Maya empire stretches around most parts of the southern states of Mexico and reaches down to the current geological locations of Guatemala, Belize, El Salvador and some of Honduras. The people living in Mayan society exhibited very advanced written skills and had an amazing ability when constructing cities and urban planning. The Mayans are probably most famous for their pyramids and other intricate and grand buildings. The people of Maya had a huge impact on Central American culture, not just within their civilization, but with other indigenous populations in the region. Significant numbers of Mayans still live today, continuing their age-old traditions.
The Mayans used many different calendars and viewed time as a meshing of spiritual cycles. While the calendars had practical uses, such as social, agricultural, commercial and administrative tasks, there was a very heavy religious element. Each day had a patron spirit, signifying that each day had specific use. This contrasts greatly with our modern Gregorian calendar which primarily sets the administrative, social and economic dates.
So what is all this crazy talk? We've all heard these doomsday predictions before, we're still here, and the planet is still here, why is 2012 so important? Well, the Mayan calendar stops at the end of the year 2012, churning up all sorts of religious, scientific, astrological and historic reasons why this calendar foretells the end of life as we know it. The Mayan Prophecy is gaining strength and appears to be worrying people in all areas of society. Forget Nostradamus, forget the Y2K bug, forget the credit crunch, this event is predicted to be huge and many wholeheartedly believe this is going to happen for real. Planet X could even be making a comeback.
The Mayan Calendar
So what is the Mayan Calendar? The calendar was constructed by an advanced civilization called the Mayans around 250-900 AD. Evidence for the Maya empire stretches around most parts of the southern states of Mexico and reaches down to the current geological locations of Guatemala, Belize, El Salvador and some of Honduras. The people living in Mayan society exhibited very advanced written skills and had an amazing ability when constructing cities and urban planning. The Mayans are probably most famous for their pyramids and other intricate and grand buildings. The people of Maya had a huge impact on Central American culture, not just within their civilization, but with other indigenous populations in the region. Significant numbers of Mayans still live today, continuing their age-old traditions.
The Mayans used many different calendars and viewed time as a meshing of spiritual cycles. While the calendars had practical uses, such as social, agricultural, commercial and administrative tasks, there was a very heavy religious element. Each day had a patron spirit, signifying that each day had specific use. This contrasts greatly with our modern Gregorian calendar which primarily sets the administrative, social and economic dates.
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